Notes

In July of 2001, at the age of 28, Mr. Smith was arrested for his index sexual offense of PC289A1, which is Penetration with Foreign Object with Force/Violence. Looking further into Mr. Smith’s criminal record illustrates that he had a number of prior arrests. According to records, Mr. Smith was arrested for sexual battery at the age of 28, prior to the index offense. In December of 1995, Mr. Smith was convicted of HS11357(B) for possession of marijuana in the amount equivalent to or less than 28.5 grams, which had resulted in a fine of one hundred dollars. In the same time period of December 1995, he was also convicted of inflicting corporal injury on spouse/cohabitant, which is PC273.5(A), that resulted in a jail sentence of 60 days as well as 24 months of subsequent probation. The following year, in December of 1996, Mr. Smith was arrested and charged with HS11351, which was possession or purchase of a controlled substance for sales, however the case had been dismissed. He had another conviction in May of 1997 that was for PC273.5(A), the inflicting of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant that had resulted in a jail sentence of 60 days and a probation period of 36 months. Next, in 1998 in the month of January, Mr. Smith had again been convicted of PC273.5(A), the infliction of corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant, that resulted in a jail sentence of 90 days and a probation period of 36 months. Subsequently, he endured an arrest and conviction in April of 2000 for HS11358, which is unlawful plant/cultivation/etc. of marijuana, but the case had been rejected by the District Attorney (D.A.). A few months later, in September of 2000, Mr. Smith had been arrested and charged in regards to VC20002(A) of a hit and run property damage, however the case had been dismissed. The following month, in October of 2000, he had another case that was rejected by the D.A., in which Mr. Smith had been arrested and charged with PC243.4(A) of sexual battery by restraint. Shortly after, also in October of 2000, he had been arrested and charged with PC 245(A)(1) of assault with a deadly firearm, not a firearm, with grave bodily injury, however the case had yet again been rejected by the D.A.. In the following year, in July of 2001, Mr. Smith obtained a felony conviction for the index offense, which was PC289A1 of penetration with a foreign object with force/violence, which resulted in a prison sentence of 3 years. A few years later, in September of 2006, he had been arrested and charged with VC12500(A) of an unlicensed driver, however the case had been dismissed. In the next year, of October in 2007, Mr. Smith had been convicted of HS11357(A), which was possession of concentrated cannabis, which had resulted in a jail sentence of 3 days with an additional fine of ninety dollars. The last occurrence Mr. Smith has on his criminal record is from May of 2008, which was a charge of HS11350A that was possession of a controlled substance, as well as PC290.018(B) which is failure to register.
Mr. Smith reported a series of crimes that went unknown, such as driving while intoxicated, drug crimes, and an instance of probation/parole revocation that had taken place four years ago.